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April 19, 2012, at 06:55 PM by 128.187.97.23 -
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There are 6 modes of operation for the APMonitor software. Each produces a solution file upon successful execution. When the solver fails to obtain a feasible solution, no solution file is created.

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There are 7 modes of operation for the APMonitor software. Each produces a solution file upon successful execution. When the solver fails to obtain a feasible solution, no solution file is created.

1. sqs.t0 - Sequential simulation
October 03, 2008, at 04:19 PM by 158.35.225.231 -
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1. T0 files (skipped when NLC.COLDSTART=1)
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1. T0 files
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• mode.t0
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• mode.t0 (skipped when NLC.COLDSTART=1)
October 03, 2008, at 04:14 PM by 158.35.225.231 -
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• APM file
• rto.t0
• ss.t0
• mode specific t0 file
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1. APM file
2. T0 files (skipped when NLC.COLDSTART=1)
• rto.t0
• ss.t0
• mode.t0
October 03, 2008, at 04:13 PM by 158.35.225.231 -
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• APM File
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• APM file
October 03, 2008, at 04:13 PM by 158.35.225.231 -
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Specifications as calculated or fixed are set by the asterik following a variable name (variable.name *). The specification can be switched to calculated by adding an asterik. The specification can be switched to fixed by removing the asterik. The solution files ss.t0 and rto.t0 are used to specify default values and specifications. The values and specifications in these files over-write the default values giving in the APM file.

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Specifications as calculated or fixed are set by the asterik following a variable name (variable.name *). The specification can be switched to calculated by adding an asterik. The specification can be switched to fixed by removing the asterik. The solution files ss.t0 and rto.t0 are used to specify default values and specifications for dynamic problems. The values and specifications in these files over-write the default values giving in the APM file. Values and specifications in the mode specific t0 file over-write all others.

Order for Specifications and Default Values

• APM File
• rto.t0
• ss.t0
• mode specific t0 file
October 03, 2008, at 04:10 PM by 158.35.225.231 -
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Once the model is initialized with default values from the APM file, the program then looks for default values in the rto.t0 file and ss.t0 file. If these files are used to initialize a dynamic problem, the steady-state values are propogated along the time horizon. As a final step, the program attempts to read the warm-start file for that specific mode. The mode indicates the warm-restart file name (ss.t0, mpu.t0, rto.t0, sim.t0, est.t0, or ctl.t0).

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Once the model is initialized with default values from the APM file, the program then looks for default values in the rto.t0 file and ss.t0 file. If these files are used to initialize a dynamic problem, the steady-state values are propogated along the time horizon. As a final step, the program attempts to read the warm-start file for that specific mode. The mode indicates the warm-restart file name (ss.t0, mpu.t0, rto.t0, sim.t0, est.t0, or ctl.t0).

Specifications

Specifications as calculated or fixed are set by the asterik following a variable name (variable.name *). The specification can be switched to calculated by adding an asterik. The specification can be switched to fixed by removing the asterik. The solution files ss.t0 and rto.t0 are used to specify default values and specifications. The values and specifications in these files over-write the default values giving in the APM file.

Example File - ss.t0

(:table border=1 width=50% align=left bgcolor=#EEEEEE cellspacing=0:) (:cellnr:)

  Value          Units       Name (*=DOF)
5.00000000E+00             ss.test.lags.u1
2.00000000E+00             ss.test.lags.u2
5.00000000E+00             ss.test.lags.x1 *
2.50000000E+00             ss.test.lags.u3 *


(:tableend:)

October 01, 2008, at 05:11 PM by 158.35.225.229 -

Once the model is initialized with default values from the APM file, the program then looks for default values in the rto.t0 file and ss.t0 file. If these files are used to initialize a dynamic problem, the steady-state values are propogated along the time horizon. As a final step, the program attempts to read the warm-start file for that specific mode. The mode indicates the warm-restart file name (ss.t0, mpu.t0, rto.t0, sim.t0, est.t0, or ctl.t0).

October 01, 2008, at 05:08 PM by 158.35.225.229 -